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Real Estate
Property purchase, land registry, title deeds, registration duties.
3PERCENT
Registration duty on property purchase
10DAYS
Timeline to lodge deed at land registry
MAD 500
Minimum property registration fee
2MONTHS
Notice period for property sale contract
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I need to understand rental rights and obligations
Learn about tenant and landlord responsibilities, lease agreements, and rental regulations under Moroccan law to protect yourself in rental disputes.
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I'm facing eviction or want to evict a tenant
Understand the legal eviction process, grounds for termination, notice periods, and court procedures to navigate disputes properly.
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I'm buying or selling property in Morocco
Navigate property transactions, ownership transfer, title registration, and legal requirements for buying or selling real estate.
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Can a neighbor convert hallway to private space?
No. Converting a shared hallway to private space requires unanimous agreement from all co-owners and is prohibited for common areas like corridors and stairs.
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How to Recover Unpaid Co-ownership Charges?
The syndic can recover unpaid co-ownership charges via formal notice, order-for-payment procedure, and forced mortgage. Claims are time-barred after 5 years.
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Challenge Illegal Meeting Decisions? 2-Month Timeline
Challenge illegal general meeting decisions within 2 months of notification before the court of first instance where the co-ownership is located.
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How to Force Your Syndic to Call a General Meeting?
Force your syndic to call a general meeting by submitting a 1/3 co-owner request, then formal notice. After 8 days, any co-owner can convene the meeting with 15 days' notice.
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What Documents Do You Need to Buy an Apartment in Morocco?
The seller must give you the co-ownership regulations and the "ne varietur" plans (art. 11); check the charges via the syndic's discharge receipt (art. 26), since the buyer is jointly and severally liable for the seller's debts (art. 42).